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|  2008-01-09, 06:46 PM | #4 | 
| You can now put whatever you want in this space :) | "Basically it says that registering a domain for 5 years or longer will cause search engines to perceive the domain to be more legitimate and therefore to rank it more highly." That's a rumor started by a Google patent dealing with Historical Data that mentions domain age, link age, page age, how frequent a page's content is updated, and a whole bunch of other age factors. That document gives me a headache. Here's a summary in English. Most spammers don't register sites for 5 years, so that's another reason why registeration duration may be a quality signal. Personally, I just pay every year. 
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